I liked that the 'existing' version of command-not-found was explicit about the action to take:
$ aws
The program 'aws' is currently not installed. You can install it by typing:
sudo apt install awscli
A triple-click followed by middle-click was sufficient to follow the instructions, and the surrounding text felt friendly. Perhaps this model could be kept, and give the version number information after a # so the shell ignores it with the triple-click middle-click routine?
I liked that the 'existing' version of command-not-found was explicit about the action to take:
$ aws
The program 'aws' is currently not installed. You can install it by typing:
sudo apt install awscli
A triple-click followed by middle-click was sufficient to follow the instructions, and the surrounding text felt friendly. Perhaps this model could be kept, and give the version number information after a # so the shell ignores it with the triple-click middle-click routine?
Thanks